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No machines or robots to paint the signature coachline! This finishing touch is entirely hand painted... by one man!

Every weld of every car must be perfect. The welders average six years of experience. Temperature is key.

The subway system has been part of the New York City landscape since 1904 and has played a critical role in NYC.

It takes 90 days, 11,000 parts, two continents and hundreds of skilled workers to complete just one car.

Designed with aerospace technology and with nearly twice as much horsepower as other supercars, this Bugatti is far from normal.

It took engineers five years to design the Bugatti’s new and monstrous 16-cylinder engine. See how the engine is built by hand.

Part aeroplane, part automobile the Bugatti Veyron uses custom tires to help it reach a top speed of 253 miles per hour.

Step inside the Bugatti car factory where cars are built like airplanes, and watch how the supercar is built by hand.

Enter Heineken’s mega-brewery in the Netherlands where more than ten million hectoliters of beer are produced.

Swirl it, smell it, then take a small sip. In the final phase of production, can the beer pass the brew master’s taste test?

Bottled, canned or kegged the beer is packaged and ready to be sent around the world. Nine million bottles are shipped out daily.

Meet the Lego team that is redesigning the basic building blocks of an iconic Lego police station set.

How are they made? Watch as clay sculptures are precisely engineered into Lego pieces.

Rows of decorating machines paint details on millions of tiny pieces. The paint is non-toxic, but is it kid-saliva proof?

It all starts with the engine. See how the Maserati’s powerful V8 is positioned to give the car it’s unique voice.